Convergence between legacy infrastructure and stablecoin rails.
Stablecoins moved roughly $33 trillion in gross transaction volume against a cross-border payments market estimated at more than $1 quadrillion a year. This report maps what happens where those two systems meet — how stablecoin rails now price against interbank FX, where they are already winning, and why the endpoint looks less like replacement than a layered hybrid architecture.
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The median global stablecoin premium in Q2 2026. Day-matched against the same day's interbank rate across 57 currencies, stablecoin delivery fell below parity with traditional FX.
Sits idle in nostro-vostro accounts purely to guarantee payment execution — before the cost of the treasury operations and FX hedging needed to manage it.
The average all-in cost of an FX conversion in cross-border trade, once wire fees, undisclosed markups and failed payments are counted.
Built on conversations with payments and treasury leaders at:
Four minutes on why the rails are converging, and who is moving first.
“At this point, moving money is a solved problem. Everyone can do that, be that in traditional finance or now in the stablecoin space. But what nobody has really cracked yet, from my perspective, is letting enterprise configure the rules about how they move money.”
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